Monthly Archives: August 2016

ESSAYS: Trinity College Dublin. (Business Economics and Social Studies Professor O’Hagan).  Economic History Ireland. “In a free Ireland, gracious and useful industries will supplement … Source: ESSAYS. TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN ESSAY: ECONOMIC GROWTH AND THE SERVICES SECTOR: THE CASE OF … Continue reading →

Inspired by Occupy Wall Street, Janet Wilson is helping transform vacant buildings into thriving community centers. Source: This Woman Is Trying to Make the World a Better Place, One Community Center at a Time @alternet

Subject: Scales of Justice at Dublin Castle Date: Saturday 23rd January 2010 20:17:21 From: Michelle Clarke To: Cahill Gavin <GCahill@financialregulator.ie>, John Corrigan <JCorrigan@ntma.ie>, conp <conp@financialregulator.ie>, Gabriel Bradley <GBradley@ntma.ie>, BarryQuirke@Courts.ie, ASenkara@amnesty.ie Saturday, January 23, 2010 Dublin Castle: Woman with Scales of … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Adonis Diaries:
Toxic legacy of US assault on Fallujah ‘worse than Hiroshima’ The shocking rates of infant mortality and cancer in Iraqi city raise new questions about battle By Patrick Cockburn. Saturday 24 July 2010 Dramatic increases…

Source: IBM Partners With Chinese Hospitals for Oncology Research Program

Subject: Courthouse, Kilmainham, Dublin 8.  Irish Architecture article.  To those interested in Dublin 4, its environs, its history, its potential….this is a good site. Not too much but enough history to enjoy the scope D4 (Dublin 4) offers especially the … Continue reading →

Subject: Inadequate coverage by mental health/vulnerable people Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 18:10:55 -0000 From: Michelle Clarke To: Gillian Markey <gmarkey@hrb.ie>, joan.burton@oireachtas.ie, JMoran@amnesty.ie, Doherty, Colin (Neurology Consultant) <CPDoherty@STJAMES.IE>, Nigel Dodds <ndodds@dup-belfast.co.uk>, Health & Safety Authority <newsletter@hsa.ie>, ASenkara@amnesty.ie CC: Hugh Kane … Continue reading →